Showing posts with label Margaret Cho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Margaret Cho. Show all posts

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Drop Dead Diva!

Tonight, I tuned into the season premiere of "Drop Dead Diva" at the recommendation of my friend Lisa Allender. As I turned the channel to Lifetime, I was worried that I was about to lose an hour of my life and regret the hell out of watching the show; however, I thoroughly enjoyed "Drop Dead Diva." There wasn't a moment of the show that I didn't find entertaining. The first episode of "Drop Dead Diva" had touching moments mixed with loads of funny moments-- it really was the perfect mix. Brooke Elliot (Jane) and Margaret Cho (Teri) rocked my socks off, and I enjoyed eye candy Jackson Hurst (Grayson). I respectfully ask Executive Producer/Creator/Writer Josh Berman to give us more shirtless scenes starring Hurst's character; please and thanks!

I plan to follow this show, and I think you should check it out too. Below you'll find a trailer to give you the gist of the show.


Thursday, December 4, 2008

All Kinds of Stars ~ Prop 8 The Musical

Yesterday, after discovering Prop 8 The Musical from the blog of the delightful Christopher Hennessy, I quickly posted it to my Facebook page. Now, it is time to bring to my blog. Christopher, you're my hero for exposing me to this video:




Kathy Najimy + Allison Janney + Jennifer Lewis + Margaret Cho = One of my gay dreams.

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Not for the Eyes of Children or Conservative Right Wingers

Margaret Cho you rock. I posted a link to this video before; however, I thought I'd post it today since it is one of my favorite youtube videos. Oh, it's so wrong that it's right.

Enjoy "My Puss".....


Wednesday, March 7, 2007

The Links Are Important

Visit Collin Kelley's blog to see a great video starring the one and only fabulous Anne Sexton.

Check out ToasterMag because the March issue, which I'm featured in, is up for viewing. My friend and fellow poet Lisa Allender is also featured. To see our work click Departments, then click Freehand.

I can't stop laughing at Margaret Cho's video titled "My Puss." The video is in no way appropriate for any young ones. The video is so wrong, but I love it.